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Bismarck was defeated ON the army
bill in the German Reichstag, the Rsichstag
dissolved and new elections ordered for
February H. The recent Greek elections
resulted in strong government majority.
Stanley's expedition was for the relief Of
Emir Bey, will comprise 1000 men and start
from Zanzibar. An American exhibition
will open i'll Mannheim, Germany, in 81 A
clerk in the Paris post-ottice has stolen pos
tai orders valued at $4,000 Prussia is
making conctlialory overture, 70 the Vatican.
Cardinal Ferrier is dead. War preparations
continue in Europe with undated vigor.
Friedrich Ams.ug the Austrian painter Is
dead. Warti, the African explorer, is heard
from. Cholera prevails to an alarming ex-
tent in the Argentine Republic. Thihet ha.
shut off trade with India. a great strike OF
miners is threatened in Belgium. DIR.
Leuze, African explorer has reached the
coast. Heavy SHOWS have prevailed Of late
in Scotland. Seventeen people were killed
in a panic in a London theatre, Tuesday
night. Austria is suffering from intense
cold. Irish evictions, with much fighting Of
officers BY peasants, 60 on in Ireland.
Sweden has a large surplus in her treasury.
Twelve persons have drowned in the British
Channel by the wreck of the bark Caterina.
Americans are to have Masonic Lodge in
London. Nine. Nilsson will be married at
Menrone, Feb. Is. to Count Miranda. The
steamer Brentford, Newport for Malta, has
foundered in the Mediterranean, only one
person Surviving Stanley started from
London for Africa, Wednesday.
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Died.

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name GHd AGE
must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents q line.
No. Hancock-Jan. 20, Miss Caroline \. Clark
aged 55 years and months.
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I.aguna-Ar Jan >, brig T. T Campbell, Lord
from pemerara for Philadelphia.
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Ellsworth Maine.
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Jan. II.
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MORTALITY REPORT.

For the two weeks ending January %, 1887,
made by CLARENCE NELSON, Superintendent of
City Cemetery. Office. No. 425 K street, where
all the records of the office may be found.
January 1s-Freddie C. Showers months; Cali.
fornia; bronchitis Il. o. White, 40 years; In
diana; gun SCOT, suicide.
January 19-R. c. Montgomery 65 years; Penn
sylvania: cystitis
January 2o-Eddie S. Jeans, % years; California;
phthisis pulm.
January 2l-Infant OF j. n and LYDIA Cox, l
month and days: California; asphyxia. j..
B. O'Keefe, 20 years and 9months; California;
phthisis pull. Mary NJ CARROLL, years and B
months; California: diphtheria.
January 23-Alice ~ Kerlin, 10 months and %
days; California; dysentery. Wong Chow Gee,
40 years; China; unknown. John Doherty, 60
years; Ireland; pneumonia.
January 26-lucy Joseph, 81 years; Ohio; endo-
carditis. Emaretta Marshall, months and is
days; California; unknown.
Besides the above there were brought here for
interment the following
January 16-Israel Biller IS years; New Jersey;
senility. John Morgan, 81 years; illinois,
phthisis pull.
January 17-Albert Bowen, IS years; Canada;
anaeInia.
January IS -Claydora Renchler, 40 years: Mis-
sissippi; heart disease Mary r. huDyon. 80
years: Indiana; exhaustion. Emma Heit, 3
January 2o-Alexander Peter SON, u years; Nor
way; drowned.
January 2l-John N. Fisher, g years; Califor-
mia; phthisis pull.
January 22-Tm. CHASER, ~ years; Germany;
valvular disease of the heart.
January 26-R. K. Dole, es years; New York;
dementia.
January 27-John N. Goetsehius, &c years; Ohio;
pneumonia. E. NJ. birmingham, s. years;
Maryland; hepatits. Stillborn, L.
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Mad River Consn;racy Cases.

EDS. RECORD UNION: Immediately fol-
lowing the conviction of kunz, one of the
Mad river conspirators, the case against
Arthur was called to-day. A venire of 20
Jurors was on hand, and the work of i'm
paneling jury was begun. The defense is
led by Hon. Pat Reddy, assisted by G. d.
Reid and G. H Gillette, of Eureka.
J. w. Turner, former partner of ex-At-
torney-General 10 Hamilton, was employed
by the Board of Supervisors, and has charge
Of all these cases, and is conducting the
prosecution along with District Attorney
Bartlett. The entire day was consumed in
examining jurors as to their qualifications,
and only six thus far have been secured.
Hon. Geo. a. Knight, of San Francisco,
has recently been engaged to assist the
prosecution, and is expected here to-mor-
row night A stubborn and bitter fight is
anticipated, as the conviction of Kunz has
somewhat danpened the sanguine expecta-
tions of the defense and on account of the
high standing of counsel engaged. AT the
close of the proceedings to-day. motion
was made by Mr.. Turner that the six
jurors already obtained be placed in the
charge of the Sheriff. The Court made the
desired order. Excitement runs high, and
The streets are full of jurors. b.
Weaverville, January p, 1887.
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ADVERTISEMENT sIENrloN.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Robberies and Thefts.

Geo. H. Eve.salt, hunter, residing near
Roseville, drove to the city last Friday, and
that night attended the performance at the
Elite Theater. 1t was not over until the
early morning hours, and, having been i'm
bibing tolerably freely, he probably did not
hasten to his room. In consequence, some
one knocked him down on K street, lust
where he does not know, and robbed him
of $40 or more. Later that morning, while
he was on his way home, he hitched his
team at Twelfth and J streets, and went
into store to make some purchases. When
he returned he found that some one had
stolen a quantity of tea, coffee and sugar
from his wagon.
Jack Ingram, of Cacheville, Yolo county,
was in the city Saturday and that night
went around to see the elephant. At an
early hour yesterday morning some rough
gamblers met him on X street. between
Third and Fourth midway of the block,
knocked him down and relieved him of
silver watch and two or three dollars in
change.
Saturday evening DIR. W. A. Briggs dis
covered that his satchel, containing sur
gical instruments, had disappeared from
his buggy, which was standing in front of
his Office. 1t may have fallen out while he
Was Jul II 4ilOl pIODdDit
that it was stolen.
Mrs. Mary Ketchum, proprietress of
clearinghouse on the northwest corner of
Third and K streets, reported to the police
Saturday evening that during her absence
from home in the afternoon some one stole
1923 from a dish closet i'll her kitchen,
where she kept it concealed.
Among the immigrant passengers from
the East yesterday morning were two young
men from Denver, en- route to Los Angeles.
As they had to lay over here until P. NJ.
for their train, they concluded to take a
walk about the city. During their stroll
they came across some parties who pre-
tended to know some of their Denver
friends, and in course of time steered "
them against bunko game, at which one
of them lost watch worth about 800, and
the other money to a similar amount.
When they returned to the depot to take
their train Deputy Sheriff Lee learned of
their adventure, and introduced them to
officer wager, who went around with them
in the nope of finding the men who operated
the game but was unsuccessful
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DIED.,

Sacramento January f9-Sarah Durham, sc
years, II months and days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully In
vted to attend the funeral, which will take
place from J. Frank Clark's Undertaking Par
lors, Monday January 3lst, at 2P. MI
Sacramento January Stanton Kowalik, q na-
tive of Germany, &c years and Is days. Flu
neral notice hereafter.
Sacramento January 29-David Cooper a native
of Scotland, IS years.
Cool, Ell Dorado county, Cal, January 17-Mrs
Barbara Yungglass (mcther of Mrs W. f.
Ashley, a native of France, 81 years, month
and 4 days. New Bedford, Mass, papers
please copy)
Chico, January 26-Mrs. Vim. Whiteline, IS
years.
Near Dixon, January 2s-Mary s. Isbell, q years,
months and % days.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Norman S. Nichols has gone to Jacinto to fill
the position of cashier of the Glenn estate.
Judge ]. w. Armstrong left yesterday for San
Francisco, where he will hold Court this week
for Judge Wilson.
At the residence of Charles X. Wood, 22i n
street, c. o. Starteman and Miss Katie Prader
were yesterday joined in marriage Rev. Car
roll NJ. Davis was the officiating clergyman, and
the ceremony was witnessed by a number of the
relatives and friends of the bride and groom.
The newly-wedded viii take up their residence
in Oakland.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Allen G. Bragg, Reno; Ben II. Miller, F. R.
Brown, Bodie; jackson Hatch, Red Bluff; J. B..
Hobson, Iowa Hill; Tom Atchinson, J. l.. Solo
man and wife, George Goodman, San Francisco;
F. Bemis, Carson; Alex Mcpherson, city; w. D..
Long, Nevada City; A. Rouley and wife, Utica,
N. Y; John W. Kelly, Single Springs; o. f.
HakeS Bodie,
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HoU5E2HoI.D REMEDIES
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e1unie Opera Zitka."

At this place of amusement, COM
mencing next Thursday and continu-
ing through the week, H. G. Miners
Zitka," the undisputed success, by means
of which the tickle goddess, Fortune, ap-
parently seeks to right, through the child
of Will Carleton, the wrong she did that
unfortunate author by her neglect, will be
presented with all the original scenery,
costumes, etc., With which it was brought
out in New York, and with the same cast
and belongings that characterized its recent
fine run in San Francisco. AS to its author
ship: Will Carleton had little girl Of
five wears, and her welfare was his devout
care. Under the surface he nourished an
ambition to write great play, and he be-
gan Zitka," but as it neared completion
be became so absorbed with it that the
work whereby he lived from week to
week was neglected, and his whole atten-
ton given to this. his greatest effort.
managers, and they fatty refused to
touch it. The failure before it had seen
the light of a production, broke Carleton's
heart He repaired to his attic, turned on
the gas and went to bed. In the morning
be was found asphyxiated with his manus-
cript by his side. The play was turned
over by a lodger in the house to Frank
Evans, stage manager for Harry Miner,
and by him submitted to his manager,
who immediately placed it in rehearsal,
and last season it was given its production.
1t was pronounced original in plot and
strikingin detail and through it the authors
child will doubtless acquire fortune.
Concerning its season in San Francisco the
Wasp remarked week ago: Large and
enthusiastic houses have been the
rule at the Bush this week, Garlic
toms drama of 'Zitka having caught
on in the fullest acceptation of the term.
The play is not only full of strong sit
uations and clever dramatic surprises, but
the company is extraordinarily good.
Messrs. Levick, German and Duff all have
effective parts, to which they do full JUS
tee, while the ladies are, without excep-
ton, both talented and attractive--notably
Miss Josie Bachelor, who takes the title
role, and Miss Victoria Reynolds as the
Princess Sabine. The whole piece is put
on with extraordinary care and complete
ness as regards both scenery and Access
SORES, and that it is good for prosperous
run is sufficiently attested by the enthu-
siasm of the large audiences that have at
tended since the opening night. Few
more genuinely enjoyable and interesting
plays have been presented to our public
than 'Zitkain
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Your Friends will Never Tell You,

But perhaps somebody, who isn't your
friend, will, that your presence is rendered
offensive by the foul, fetid smell of your
breath. Every word you utter, though it
be the very echo of wisdom and poetry,
disgusts your hearers, and your laugh is
productive of anything but mirth to them.
1t is duty you owe, not only to yourself,
but to society to remove this cause OF Of
tense. DR.. Sage's Cstarrh Remedy will heal
the diseased mucous membrane, will bring
relief to yourself and others. Do not hesi-
tate to employ it.
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AUCTION SALEs.-W. H. Sherburn will
sell at auction to-day, at 1870 A. N.
sharp, at the residence No. 1912 @ street,
all the fine furniture, carpets, ETC., includ-
ing an upright piano, plush parlor set, lace
curtains, body Brussels carpets, marble-top
ash bedroom set, cottage bedroom set,
spring beds, tapestry and three-ply carpets,
dining-room and kitchen furniture, oil
paintings and pictures, etc.
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Kansas City Young Lady Ito young Eng
lishman)-" Yes, Miss Sloe gets her beauti-
ful dark eyes and raven hair from her
great-gran dmother, who was the daughter
of an Indian chief, you know. She has
Indian blood in her veins" Young Eng
lishman--" The blood of the Tudors and
Plantagenets course through my veins. "
Kansas City Young Lady" Indeed
don't know the tribes"-Life.
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MARRIED,

Sacramento, January S0-By Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis, C. o. starteman to Katie Prader.
Sacramento, January 29--By Rev. II. C.
Christian, Hiram II. Bish to Jennie Her
ringer both of Sacramento county.
Marysville, January 2S-F. e. Hack to Katie V.
Sullivan.
Nevada City, January 26-John Hoskin to Maggie
Thompson
Chico, January ga. w. Baker to Matte Daniels.
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EVERY day adds TO the great amount of
evidence as to the curative pc xers of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t is unequaled for general
debility, and as blood purifier, expelling
every trace of scrofula or other impurity.
Now is the time to take it. Sold by all
druggists.
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RORN.

Nevada City, January 26-Wife of Geo Clemo, a
daughter.
Chico, January 21-Wife of Mr.. Downing, a
daughter.
Nelson, January 22-Wife of G. W. Pearl, a
son.
Chico, January 26-Wife of Phillip Campbell, a
son.
son. O son.
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The mnemonical Entertainment.

George W. James, f. r. II. S., will de-
liver the great Royal Polytechnic Institu-
ton lecture on Mnemonics," or Mem
ory Science" tonight at the Congregational
Church, Sixth street, beginning at quarter
before o'clock. Mr. James is a speaker
of fine oratorical powers, ready wit, and
genuine humor He illustrates Mnemon-
ical Science by interesting experiments
with his audience, and with dozen boys,
after few moments instruction, shows
how the memory may be trained. Mr..
James lectured recently here before local
Association, on the Lick Observatory, with
great success. He returns now at the re-
quest of many citizens to speak on Stakes
system of memory culture, and for that
purpose he has appointed tonight, and
taken the Congregational Church to accom-
modate the large number who desire to
hear him on this interesting topic. The
details as to admission are announced in
our advertising columns.
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ARREsrs-The following arrests were
made Saturday and yesterday ]. Hatcher,
by detective Smith, for being drunk; Louis
Hager. by officers Farrell and Fer.al, for
being drunk; Eugene w. kozlowski, by
local officer Armstrong, for disturbing the
peace; Charley Reynolds, John Thomas
and James Steward, by officer Wager, for
visiting an opium den; All 10y, by the
same officer, for keeping an opium den !;
Mrs. Mary Burns and Laura Sprout, by
officer Farrell, for exhibiting; James
WEIGH, by officers Rider and Ferral, for being
drunk: Del Murphy, by officers Ferral and
Sullivan, for embezzling a pair of pants;
George w. Walrath, by Constable Rowe
and officer Ferral, for disturbing the peace !:
Jerry Buckley, by officer Sullivan, also for
disturbing the peace.
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DIR. w. y. WARD,

TOgNERLY PHYSICIAN AT MERCY HOS
Z pitel, Chicago, Graduate of Chicago Medt-
cal College. Special attention given 10 treat
skin. once, SIS street. between Fikh and
sixth. Office Hours to II A. a.. 2 70 5, and
tnsPN Residence, 1867 sixth street. ~
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To take observations requires but little
time daily, and the exercise is especially
agreeable TO those that are interested in
natural science. Twenty or more States
have already entered on the wolk, with most
gratifying results. The complete success
which is anticipated will only come when
each State does its part and it should not
be said of California that we have neglected
matter of such importance to the entire
community, especially the farmers.
all trades and professions are more or
less affected by changes in the weather. and
the study of the phenomena is becoming
more and more interesting to every man
and woman in the country.
All of which is respectfully submitted to
the consideration of the Senate's Financial
Committee. Very respectfully, your obedi
ent servant,
SERGEANT JAMES A. BARwIcK,
Observer Signal Service Corps, U. S. A.
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FRENCH FELT HATS, stylish shapes, so
cents; hstrakhan-faced felt hats, 40 cents.
Millinery Clearance Sale, Red House.
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DE-. CHAs. Z. P1NKHAM.

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN AND SUR
n geon. Office: s1S Eighth street, between
ii and l. Residence, next door. Office hours:
Until a. NJ, to 8, and $40 to 7;s0 n, Sscra'
mepto, Cal
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Do Nor miss our new advertisement this
morning. Grand bargains in our Clearing
Sale. Red House.
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A match between P. Cook, Company A,
and J. A. Klein, of Company G, resulted
as follows:
Private Klein,,,,,.,. ,.,,,..,, ,......,4 S445-2O
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AsrRAKHAN-rAcEDfe felt hats, 40 cents; large
wings and birds, 10 and % cents To-day,
Millinery Clearance Sale, Red House.
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Buy tract in the Citrus Colony it Is
going like hot cakes. Alsip & Co., agents.
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i. G. SHAW,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
G. w. DIXON, NJ. D.,

CURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYsI-
- clan. Office, northeast corner of Fourth
and J streets. Hours TO 10 A. NJ, 20 3, and
TO s p. NJ Residence, southeast corner Eighth
ana ] streets. Rye, lar and Throat Diseases
srecialtv
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% YEARs of practical use have proven
the " Domestis" Machine to be the best.s
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A GRAND SuccEs-the Mathushek solid
frame pianos John F. Cooper.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. SHOP $40
" L street, between Fifth and Sixth Saera-
mates furnished. A Lot OF Old Doors and Good
Shelving For Sale. I'm
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Police Court.

In the Police Court Saturday the case of
j. V. Petit, for threats against the life Of
his wife, made three or four weeks ago,
was dismissed, as it was belived be was not
in his right mind at that time......H. G.
Hays was examined on a charge of per-
jury and acquitted, the evidence being in
sufficient. .....Tom Copnors pleaded guilty
of vagrancy, believing that Jail was better
and more comfortable than the street dur
ing the winter, and the Court sentenced
him to forty days in the county jail.
John Doe, drunk, forfeited his deposit
......Hugh Battlefield, who disturbed the
peace by indulging in fight Thursday
evening, was fined ST.. Harry Robinson,
who was charged with assisting Bertha
Abbott in the larceny of $40 from Gus
Lindley, was tried by jury and decided to
be guilty. He and Bertha will receive their
sentence this morning.
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Target Practice.

The following scores were made by
members of Company G, at the 200-yard
target Yesterday
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DksTisT, as J. STREET, BE- 1xsrA
~ tween Fourth anc Fifth, Escra- fS,$ks7
msnto. Artificial Teeth inserted onSE-TsB
Gold Vuicsnite and ell basss Nitrous OXIDE VI
Laughing Gas administered for painless extree-
Hon ~ teeth.
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h. BOOT ALEX NELSON. J. DRIscoL.
ROOT, NELSON d CO..

Union FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists Front street,
between n and o. Castings and Machinery of
every description made to order. 4plm
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y.
Mis- a. A. GusS, NJ. ID.

CORNER SEVENTH AND 1 STREETS, SAC
" ramento. Office Eours-s to A. NJ, II to
BPM 7tosP.M.
MIND CURE OR METAPHN SICIAN.
MRS II. A. WALKER. c. g., OF HOPKINS
MI College Chicago will treat all diseases OF
those who desire her services. Residence, 1000
seventh street Sacramento I'm
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earle q CROLY,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do ell kinds of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place OF business,
Sacramento. shop, No. 112i Second street, pc
tween and l. Postoffice Box No. 40, Saora-
mentG 4ptf
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DENTISTRY.
W, WOOD,
&. r.. TEBRErS
q. II. PIERsON

DEE1IsT s1z SIXTH STREET, .a.sk.l,.
IL between I and J, west side S5SssssssS5
opposite Conversational Church SUfE~1
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
A. L. HART,
ED. NJ. MARTIN,

A TToRNEY-AT-LAw. OFFICE AND RESI-
n dence, COZ l street, neer corner Sixth, Sac
ramerto Cal
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roNED.-J. Bruce Payne, advance repre-
sentative of Professor 0. S. Fowler, the
phrenologist, received dispatch from him
last evening stating that the beginning of
of his course OF lectures at the Metropolitan
Theater, which was announced for this
evening, would have 10 be postponed until
next Wednesday evening.